Donald Trump's busy schedule of campaigning in these final days before the election continues into Sunday.
On Saturday, he went through two rallies in North Carolina and had a stop in Virginia in between. The former president confident that he will win North Carolina again and may even surprise with a win in Virginia, a typically blue state.
Sunday's schedule includes a morning rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania before heading to Kingston, North Carolina and then wrapping up the day in Macon, Georgia.
While in Pennsylvania Sunday morning, Trump told the thousands of supporters in attendance that the U.S. has unfortunately become a "nation in decline" that will get turned around quickly if he's reelected.
"We have been so low and the image of our country is terrible, it is a failed country what they've done this incompetent group of fools" said Trump. "We're going to turn it around. This will be America's new golden age."
The schedule gets even more jam packed for Monday, the day before election day. Trump is expected to make four rallies that day in Raleigh, North Carolina, Reading, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit Michigan State in East Lansing on Sunday and then close out the campaign trail in Allentown, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Monday.